The ability to hold firm on your values, worth and business practices is not just a strategy; it’s a necessity.
Lake Las Vegas and the Inspiring Children Foundation are bringing back INSPIRE Weekend for its second year. From Sept. 21-23, the community is invited to participate in a variety of activities at Lake Las Vegas, including a 5K run/walk, pickleball tournaments, a classic English high tea and the INSPIRE Golf Tournament. Proceeds from the weekend will benefit the Inspiring Children Foundation.
Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. announced Summerlin has achieved LEED precertification by the U.S. Green Building Council, becoming Nevada’s first master-planned community to achieve this distinction.
Joshua Robles, 17, was indicted in August by a Clark County grand jury on terrorism and incendiary device charges. He has pleaded not guilty.
Shania Twain has been a frequent Strip headliner since opening at the Colosseum more than a decade ago. “Come On Over” launched this past May.
The vigil, organized by Jewish Nevada and the Israeli American Council, was held at a community center in Summerlin.
The Raiders, from roster construction to demeanor, reflect the energy first-year coach Antonio Pierce has brought to the franchise. Time to see where that leads.
Review-Journal columnist Ed Graney picks the Raiders season from Week 1 to 18. Here’s how he thinks the team will do in each matchup.
The menu features dumplings, buns, Korean fried chicken, ramen and rice bowls.
The Rebels were close to doing something they hadn’t done since 2007 in their season-opening win. It almost got the defense donuts.
The nation’s attitudes toward gambling are shifting, according to polling research from the American Gaming Association.
The unicorporated township was birthed years ago and recently ranked as a top place to raise a family in the country.
Experts are now bracing for the possibility that the 2025 COLA will be another historic high.
Even though I only learned who Jeff German was after watching the Robert Telles trial, I have learned so much more.
Kamala’s approach is similar to president Lyndon B. Johnson’s “Great Society.”
The Review-Journal reported the Strip’s gaming win dropped 15 percent. I wonder why?
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
If you thought cracking down on price gouging was a key element of the Kamala Harris economic program, it turns out you were mistaken.
In a recent speech, VP Harris said she will be a president who “always fights for the American people.” She should start by fighting back against her own proposed policies.
The “Skyfall” hitmaker added dates to the Colosseum residency until she had booked an even 100.
Police said the victim was in an apartment with other juveniles when “somebody heard a gunshot and then our victim came out of a room.”
A’ja Wilson’s historic season for the Aces has her on pace to win her third MVP trophy, one year after she finished third in a tightly contested race.
The Aces didn’t make any moves at the WNBA’s trade deadline, but they did add depth by signing a center to a seven-day contract.
Police said the crash involved high speeds, and two 18-year-olds face reckless driving charges resulting in death or significant bodily injury.
A lot happened in high school tennis, cross country and girls golf last week, including a Clark standout winning a tournament at Angel Park.
There were no changes atop the Review-Journal’s high school football rankings. Bishop Gorman, ranked No. 2 nationally, faces No. 1 Mater Dei (Calif.) on Friday.
Interstate 15 traffic to Southern California slowed on the California side of the freeway on Labor Day.
A Las Vegas animal shelter is launching a new incentive program as it looks to ease overcrowding and get more dogs into foster homes.
Three second-year players could be in line for breakout seasons for the Raiders, which would be huge for the team as it fights for a playoff spot.